Everyone to their taste. I wouldn't mind unless you expected the same from me because that would be a dealbreaker. Not that it would be the end of the world for me, but it would probably only be the first thing you would expect me to stop enjoying. Let's just say I am sensitive to power imbalances.

Would you like me if I expected alone time? Not time with others, but solitude?

Does being armed and prepared for trouble count as blindly? No? Then I would probably be the wrong guy to lead into dark places - I need control. I do not lightly let go of it. Even where trust have been building up over a long time.

Oh yes, I would much prefer a solid no. All too often I hear "I don't know." When the tone of voice tells volumes that allows me easily to hear how they do know the answer but they are not willing to divulge it for fear it will upset me. It is ever the more frustrating to not be given a straight answer! Although I would hope if you do proceed to give me a no that you would not yell it, that would give me a fright.

Would you like me if I changed my mind in the middle of a battlefield as we were fighting for our lives to be free of an oppressor?

Yes, I've had quite a few friends who have directly opposing opinions before and we still got along. Depending on what it is though, like if it might take away rights that I really like having, it might be something that would keep me from getting too close to you.

Yes, but similarly I would likely beg you not to go because I've lost people too. In some ways I think I would rather face the war together, when it hits us. Even if it is not going to war together, but rather hiding in a bunker to help each other see it all through.

Would you like me if I did something drastic in attempt to force you to stay?

No, despite the fact that I would understand where you are coming from. I refuse to sit and watch my comrades die. Even if I manage to save one of my comrades at the cost of my life. I would die happy, knowing that they would get a chance to achieve their dreams in life, even if I never did. Would you like me if I become a daredevil?

Yes. I might even like you more as a daredevil, so long as you did not try to force me to do too many daring things along with you? I suppose I could use a good push though, at times. You would be nice company, although I would of course be concerned if your hospital visits increased rapidly.

Would you like me if I gave up my dreams because I was too brokenhearted?